
Acute Medicine (still smiling) • Acute Frailty • Once a #ChiefReg • Mama • LTFT • Allotment enthusiast • Sharing things that catch my 👁 • 🤱🏼🏋️♀️🕷🇪🇺
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Abigail Wijnberg retweeted
We have endorsed this guidance from @AACE_org on what someone should do if they fall, and steps to minimise the risk of falling.
"Don’t let a #fall ruin your winter."
#Ambulance chiefs, emergency doctors & geriatricians urge older people to prepare now for winter weather, and issue important advice: know what to do #IfYouFall, and take simple steps to stay steady on your feet.
👉 aace.org.uk/news/winter-fall…
Abigail Wijnberg retweeted
“This is similar to what is being seen in many UEC settings where some areas are being rebranded to "off the clock" areas improving performance data but not changing the patient journey or experience.
Abigail Wijnberg retweeted
Replying to @acutemedicine
@acutemedicine people. We’re hearing of increases in AMU bypass due to boarding. So patients who are frail and vulnerable are day 8 on AMU whilst those we can discharge within 72 hours are going direct to specialty. This gamification is really concerning.
Abigail Wijnberg retweeted
I'm keen to know if I’m just stating something that’s obvious here, or whether I’ve stumbled across a correlation that might be useful in our efforts to understand patient flow…
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Abigail Wijnberg retweeted
Twenty years ago we had a geriatric day hospital where we could see patients and give transfusions. Managers closed it. Now the new thing is SDEC where we can now give transfusions and see patients. Managers love it.
Abigail Wijnberg retweeted
Can anyone lift? ✔️
Unsolicited advice ❌
Weighlifting myths and icks with Olympic medallist Emily Campbell 🏋️♀️
Abigail Wijnberg retweeted
There are now more female than male doctors in the UK, a significant milestone for the profession and for patients.
Our RB chair @DrLatifaPatel is quoted in the Guardian today alongside other medical leaders.
theguardian.com/society/2025…
Abigail Wijnberg retweeted
Fantastic to see airtime given to "front-door frailty" and the benefits to older people which can be achieved via Frailty Same Day Emergency Care
Abigail Wijnberg retweeted
Finally I got the picture 😮
Snowy Durdle door in Dorset
One of my most memorable moments, capturing this very rare image. The fact that we never really get snow down south and especially at such an iconic tourist attraction such as Durdle Door!
You know you are an obsessed allotmenteer when the first thought on a cold morning is to ensure the broad beans have their fleece on 🤣 #allotment #allotmentnewbie
May your espressos be extra strong today fellow parents of children who don’t sleep. 💤
#DaylightSaving
Abigail Wijnberg retweeted
Interested in a career in Acute Medicine? Check out @take__aim's brand new interactive guide, made using cutting edge technology straight outta 1991.
Now playable at rotafoddergames.itch.io/take…
(runs best on desktop as iPhones just aren't retro enough)
Abigail Wijnberg retweeted
Some might remember my proposed education initiative to improve feedback and the general education experience for doctors in acute medicine last year.
Well, I have now been running the ‘feedback clinic’ for a year, and I wanted to share my learning/experiences
I cannot do an eye roll big enough.
She met him at a Christmas party at her parent’s house where they had been neighbours for years.
She was exploited and sexually assaulted by her boss at work.
Have you not even heard of supermarket dating? 🍍
WFH may be OK for the older generation, but for the Bridget Joneses of today it's a sham and a snare - and they'll never meet their Mr Darcy
dailymail.co.uk/debate/artic…


























